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Created New NOTW

Created New is a Wyoming-based organization dedicated to improving mental health outcomes through certified peer support. Founded by individuals with lived experience, we provide trauma-informed, culturally responsive services to rural communities where access to behavioral health is limited. We are finalizing or 501(c)3 status and meeting all state requirements for Medicaid billing, ensuring sustainability beyond initial grant funding. Our services include Sheridan and surrounding rural regions, where geographic isolation and provider shortages create barriers to care. Our approach blends one-on0one peer mentoring, group recovery sessions, and telehealth access, integrating with local clinics and community partners. By combining lived experience with professional training, we empower individuals to navigate recovery, reduce crisis incidents, and build lasting support networks.

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Our Mission

Our mission is to strengthen communities by investing in peer-led solutions that improve mental health outcomes and create sustainable support systems. To create connection through compassion. To serve those who feel lost by guiding through the same pain we were able to overcome. To connect people with whole health therapist and peer specialist. To ensure none are alone or in the dark alone.

Empowering Recovery

Supporting peer specialists for mental health and addiction.

Training Programs

Mentorship for aspiring peer specialists in recovery. We also provide financial training and mentorship to clients to help create foundational living skills.

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Community Support

Building connections and reducing stigma in rural areas. We believe service work is essential to connect we will partner with local non-profit organizations to allow people to serve the community and create connection.

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Employment Pathways

Creating sustainable jobs in peer support workforce. We also will work with local businesses to employee clients in a effort to reintegrate people into the work force and create productive members of society.

Long-term Goals

Establishing replicable models for rural mental health. To be able to provide services to ANY individual that walks through the door seeking connection at little to NO cost to that individual. We hope to reduce recidivism to jails and treatment centers. We hope to provide evidence-based documentation that our programs have long term success in treating mental health and addiction.

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Contact us to learn more about our programs and services. We teach community and believe that is what it takes to create change. Become a part of our community and be of service to those in need. We can't do this without your support. A strand of two or more cords is not easily broken. We need YOU!!

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The training and support I received transformed my recovery journey immensely. I was in a very dark place and didnt see a way out. Today I'm a forever part of something Greater!

Jordan

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